mSystems,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
3(2)
Published: March 19, 2018
Microbiomes
underpin
biogeochemical
processes,
sustain
the
bases
of
food
webs,
and
recycle
carbon
nutrients.
Thus,
microbes
are
frontline
players
in
determining
ecosystem
responses
to
environmental
change.
Phytopathology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
114(8), P. 1742 - 1752
Published: May 22, 2024
Plant-microbe
interaction
research
has
had
a
transformative
trajectory,
from
individual
microbial
isolate
studies
to
comprehensive
analyses
of
plant
microbiomes
within
the
broader
phytobiome
framework.
Acknowledging
indispensable
role
in
shaping
health,
agriculture,
and
ecosystem
resilience,
we
underscore
urgent
need
for
sustainable
crop
production
strategies
face
contemporary
challenges.
We
discuss
how
synergies
between
advancements
'omics
technologies
artificial
intelligence
can
help
advance
profound
potential
microbiomes.
Furthermore,
propose
multifaceted
approach
encompassing
translational
considerations,
transdisciplinary
initiatives,
public-private
partnerships,
regulatory
policy
development,
pragmatic
expectations
practical
application
microbiome
knowledge
across
diverse
agricultural
landscapes.
advocate
strategic
collaboration
intentional
efforts
unlock
benefits
offered
by
address
pressing
global
issues
food
security.
By
emphasizing
nuanced
understanding
complexities
fostering
realistic
expectations,
encourage
scientific
community
navigate
journey
discoveries
laboratory
field
applications.
As
companies
specializing
microbes
undergo
shifts,
highlight
necessity
agriculture
with
site-specific
management
solutions.
While
cautioning
against
overpromising,
excitement
exploring
many
impacts
microbiome-plant
interactions.
emphasize
importance
collaborative
endeavors
societal
partners
accelerate
our
collective
capacity
harness
yet-to-be-discovered
beneficial
activities
mSystems,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
5(5)
Published: Oct. 6, 2020
Perturbation
in
the
gut
microbial
ecosystem
has
been
associated
with
various
diseases,
including
inflammatory
bowel
disease.
Habitual
physical
activity,
through
its
ability
to
modulate
microbiome,
recently
shown
prophylactically
protect
against
chemically
induced
models
of
murine
colitis.
Here,
we
(i)
confirm
previous
reports
that
activity
limited
but
significant
effects
on
microbiome
mice
and
(ii)
show
such
changes
are
anti-inflammatory
states
gut,
as
increased
production
beneficial
short-chain
fatty
acids
lower
levels
proinflammatory
immune
markers
implicated
human
colitis;
however,
also
(iii)
these
activity-derived
benefits
completely
lost
absence
a
healthy
intestinal
mucus
layer,
hallmark
phenotype
Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
19, P. 1917 - 1927
Published: Jan. 1, 2021
Microbial
communities
colonize
plant
tissues
and
contribute
to
host
function.
How
these
form
how
individual
members
shaping
the
microbial
community
are
not
well
understood.
Synthetic
communities,
where
defined
isolates
combined,
can
serve
as
valuable
model
systems
for
uncovering
organizational
principles
of
communities.
Using
genome-defined
organisms,
systematic
analysis
by
computationally-based
network
reconstruction
lead
mechanistic
insights
metabolic
interactions
between
species.
In
this
study,
10
bacterial
strains
isolated
from
Populus
deltoides
rhizosphere
were
combined
passaged
in
two
different
media
environments
stable
The
membership
relative
abundances
stabilized
after
around
5
growth
cycles
resulted
just
a
few
dominant
that
depended
on
medium.
To
unravel
underlying
interactions,
flux
balance
was
used
identify
potential
exchanges
involved
These
analyses
complemented
curves
isolates,
pairwise
interaction
screens,
metaproteomics
community.
A
fast
rate
is
identified
one
factor
provide
an
advantage
maintaining
presence
Final
selection
also
depend
selective
antagonistic
relationships
exchanges.
Revealing
mechanisms
among
plant-associated
microorganisms
provides
into
strategies
engineering
potentially
increase
disease
resistance.
Further,
deciphering
potentials
will
enable
design
synthetic
with
desired
biological
functions.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Aug. 25, 2023
New
techniques
are
revolutionizing
single-cell
research,
allowing
us
to
study
microbes
at
unprecedented
scales
and
in
unparalleled
depth.
This
review
highlights
the
state-of-the-art
technologies
analysis
microbial
ecology
applications,
with
particular
attention
both
optical
tools,
i.e.,
specialized
use
of
flow
cytometry
Raman
spectroscopy
emerging
electrical
techniques.
The
objectives
this
include
showcasing
diversity
approaches
for
studying
microbiological
phenomena,
highlighting
successful
applications
understanding
systems,
discussing
techniques,
encouraging
combination
established
novel
address
research
questions.
aims
answer
key
questions
such
as
how
have
advanced
our
individual
interacting
cells,
they
been
used
uncultured
microbes,
which
new
tools
will
become
widespread,
contribute
knowledge
ecological
interactions.
mSystems,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
3(2)
Published: March 19, 2018
Microbiomes
underpin
biogeochemical
processes,
sustain
the
bases
of
food
webs,
and
recycle
carbon
nutrients.
Thus,
microbes
are
frontline
players
in
determining
ecosystem
responses
to
environmental
change.